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Rogersia: Growing and Care
Rogersia blooms in July with white and pink flowers in densely packed paniculate inflorescences rising above the leaves. The plant grows by roots and can occupy quite a significant space. You can also divide the bush yourself or take cuttings of Rogersia to propagate the flower.
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Armeria: How to Grow
Armeria is an unpretentious plant, but in order for it to bloom abundantly, it needs to be fed.
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Arabis: How to Grow
Varietal forms are best bred vegetatively: by division (in August-early September) and cuttings (in spring).
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Pyrethrum: Growing and Care
Pyrethrum is an ornamental flowering plant that is unpretentious. With its buds, pyrethrum resembles daisies, but only larger and more colorful.
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Eupatorium: How to Grow
The leaves are large, arranged in whorls of 3-5, oval-lanceolate, pointed, serrated along the edge, hairy. The baskets are small, of 3-12 flowers, collected in corymbose inflorescences up to 20 cm in diameter. The flowers are light pink to lilac-purple. Blooms in July-August for 30-35 days.
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Loosestrife: How to Grow
The bush is compact, erect, up to 40-50 cm in diameter, with branched shoots. It blooms long and profusely, from mid-July to August. Grows well in moist, sunny places. Loves fertile, loamy soils.
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Iberis: How to Grow
Choose it for landscaping that is located in the south, in dry places where plants often dry out from the heat and dryness.
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Gardening tips: Bird cherry – everything you need to know
If you want your garden to smell like heaven, then try growing bird cherries – it's a beautiful plant with a nice fragrance that can suit your garden well! This plant isn't just beautiful – it also has some benefits, so it might be a generally great idea to grow it.
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Hippeastrum: Growing and Care
Hippeastrum feels comfortable on a sunny windowsill, but can easily tolerate partial shade; in the summer they can be transplanted into open ground.
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Freesia: Growing and Care
Freesia bulbs need to be germinated before planting. Usually, they begin to germinate in pots from January to April. Please note: flowering occurs five to six months after germination begins.
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Gardening Secrets: How to Grow Irises
It is advisable to plant iris on a hill in soil with good drainage and protect the leaves from the wind.
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Scindapsus: Growing and Care
Scindapsus is loved for its luxurious greenery, ease of care and ease of propagation.
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Gardening tips: Growing different kinds of gladiolus
When choosing your garden flowers, you should keep in mind that different plant varieties may require different types of care. For instance, growing different kinds of gladiolus might be pretty much similar, but there are still nuances you should know about.
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Marigolds: How to Grow
You can plant marigold seeds directly in open ground without first growing seedlings. True, such specimens will bloom later. Start the procedure no earlier than June to avoid possible frosts.
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Gardening Secrets: How to Grow Viola
Seeds for seedlings are planted in early March. The soil most often used is a purchased universal mixture for indoor plants mixed with a small amount of sand.
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Gardening tips: Growing decorative ivy is't hard – just choose a suitable location
If you want your garden to be decorated with beautiful vines, then try growing decorative ivy – it looks so good! The best thing about ivy is that it's pretty easy to grow, so you just need to choose a suitable location for it.
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Vanda Orchid: How to Grow
The “Vanda” orchid differs from the traditional representatives of the species in that it is a larger flower that does not have the usual throat. Most often, blue and purple shades are used in bouquets, but red, yellow, pink, white and even brown Vanda orchids are also found. Petals can be either plain or variegated.
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Hypericum: Growing and Care
St. John's wort needs plenty of sunlight but does not tolerate direct light. Grow the plant in the shade of other plants or on a balcony away from intense light.
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Nephrolepis: Secrets of Growing
Due to these properties, nephrolepis is often recommended to be kept at home for those people who have health problems and need to strengthen their immunity. Also, a pot of fern is often placed near a TV or computer to reduce the intensity of radiation emanating from them.
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Calamondin: Growing and Care
The bright orange fruits are not only edible, but also tasty and healthy. The calamondin fruit is somewhat reminiscent of a tangerine, only its peel is very delicate and can also be eaten.
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